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From: Jon Danniken on 2 Mar 2010 10:17
Tecknode wrote:
> VanguardLH wrote:
>> J G Miller wrote:
>>
>>> Man-wai Chang asked:
>>>
>>>> What are their differences?
>>> What are the differences between what?
>>>
>>>> Are they the same thing?
>>> Are what the same thing?
>>
>> From the Subject header, the OP is asking about DGC and ACM. Chang
>> didn't bother to give specific examples of each.
>
> As many have replied "DCG" vs "ACM" Modem MAY have different meaning
> depending on context.
>
> But, using GOOGLE, from hits for the Linux world "DCG" = Digital Modem
> and "ACM" = Acoustic/Analog Modem. This is VERY loose meaning. I note
> that may hits refer to "USB CDC ACM" and/or Cellphones.
>
> With these caveats, there is a difference. Digital vs Analog.

I always wnte an acoustically coupled modem, but I was too young at the time
to justify one (or the computer it hooked up to).

Drats.

Jon


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